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Quick Hits: UAE Drone Intercept, Ukraine Barrage and Delivery Noise
The UAE reports intercepting an Iranian drone, Ukraine says Russia launched nearly 2,000 drones in a week, and delivery-drone noise emerges as a scaling risk.
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12 Essential Subjects to Ace Your Part 107 Certification
Preparing for the FAA Part 107 exam? Learn the 12 concepts that challenge new drone pilots most, from sectional charts and airspace to weather, Remote ID, night operations, and scenario questions.
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NATO’s $40 Billion Counter-Drone Initiative Explained
NATO’s $40 billion commitment, Motorola’s D-Fend acquisition and India’s Guardian-1 license show counter-UAS becoming a global defense ecosystem.
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Commercial UAV Expo Opens Amid Tariffs, FCC Rules and BVLOS Uncertainty
Commercial UAV Expo 2026 opens as pending BVLOS rules, FCC restrictions, new drone tariffs and domestic manufacturing plans reshape the U.S. market.
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Quick Hits: Amazon Pool Drop, FCC Proposal and Wildfire Warning
Amazon’s Prime Air pool mishap, an FCC equipment proposal, Oregon wildfire safety warning and DJI’s onboard-AI challenge lead this week’s UAV news.
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Tonner Drones Moves to Acquire Azur Drones in Conditional Deal
Tonner Drones signed a conditional Azur Drones acquisition deal as Drone Volt secured non-European civilian rights to its autonomous drone platform.
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The Pentagon Wants $21 Billion for Drone Defense. It Just Shut Down the Unit That Was Learning How.
NORTHCOM says U.S. bases lack the sensors to stop a drone swarm and wants $21 billion to fix it. Days earlier, the Army confirmed the unit built to learn drone-warfare lessons from Ukraine is being folded back into standard infantry duty.
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New York Drone Security Law Takes Effect: What Pilots Need to Know
New York’s drone security law creates a Class A misdemeanor for specified unlawful flights while protecting many compliant professional operations.
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Taiwan Rejects $6.6B Drone Plan, Passes $7.56B Alternative
Taiwan rejected the Cabinet’s NT$210 billion drone plan and instead passed a rival six-year framework capped at NT$240 billion through annual budgets.
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Autel EVO Max 4T Marketplace Analysis: Thermal Inspection, A-Mesh and the New Tariff Reality
The Autel EVO Max 4T combines 42-minute endurance, radiometric thermal imaging, optical zoom, radar-assisted obstacle sensing and A-Mesh networking. We examine where it fits for utilities, public safety and industrial inspection, plus the U.S. tariff shift arriving September 3.